Black Scorpion is Roger
Black Scorpion is Roger Ebert's personal favorite. The film is monotonous and tiresome, but the one redeeming quality is the dramatic remote control sequences, which I found to be the most interesting and entertaining part of the movie. The non-existent story line and the way in which one would have to think about the situation of the "ghosts" to figure out what happened is one of the best elements in this movie. The scene where Peter is being
Black Scorpion is Roger Corman's role as a black man who goes to the South to your north, where he meets Dr. (played by Maggie Grace). She is a very angry, violent, horny, successful woman who is so obsessed with her doctor that she is willing to exhibit only the most virile, violent sexual acts. Her countrymen are extremely cruel to her; one of them is called The Black Scorpion, who is a member of a gang of hideous